Local News From Kemmerer and Granger Area
J B the well known of Giranger received appointment as post at that place and will serve YR Jenkins as his assistant. Mrs D J Harrity wife of town marshal departed for Chicago and New York. L Mullings to entertain the Eales M E church tomorrow afternoon at 8 PM. Peter Bergen contractor in Granger has completed operations and work to owner by May. The community thanks Mrs Fred Schleicher for help during influenza. Y R Balmer from state bureau of animal disease outlines eradication efforts. Frits Wicker, known switchman, now owns an automobile. A E Robinson of Cokeville visited Kemmerer. Zevh Thomas from Salt Lake and B H Fitzgibbons from Salt Lake in town. Wm Graham of Slate Creek and F R McGinnis of LaBarge among visitors. J W Burke of Denver and W F McMillan of Salt Lake visited Kemmerer. Senator Warren Blair of Gusner visited Junction City. W W Daniels of Big Piney and Mrs Frank Hurley of Sage visited Kemmerer. Fred Guthrie of Halfway and E D Key of Daniel also in town. Ed Barrett, sheep man, injured by saddle knife wound and treated in Kemmerer. C A McDonald and family move to Paesne for health reasons. Roy McDonough of Big Piney noted. Street sprinkler marks beginning of spring. downtown streets cleaned after mixed weather. John Scott of Diamondville spent time Bear Lake country buying beef for Palace Meat Market.
Piano Tuning Notice in Kemmerer May Visit
A. H. Grose announces a professional piano tuning trip to Kemmerer around May 5. The notice lists local visitors C.8. Meyer and wife, Daniel residents Pony Bowlsby, Charles Waars, Frank Tyler, plus J. Charles Rumsch of Marbleton Bank and A. P. Sommers of Daniel as week visitors.
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Trong
Kemmerer
A. H. Grose
Meyer
Daniel
Daniel Pony Bowlsby
Charles Waars
Frank Tyler
J. Charles Rumsch
Edmonds Returns from Overseas War Hero in Kemmerer
Robert C. Edmonds, born and raised in Kemmerer, is welcomed home from Europe. A former O S S railroad firefighter, he enlisted in September 1916, served in Mexico pursuing Villa, joined the Rainbow Division of the 42nd, fought on the Belgian front for eight months, and earned a silver medal and the American army featherweight title after defeating the French champion in the 10th round.
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Europe
Robert C. Edmonds
Kemmerer
Edmonds
Mexico
Rainbow
Ir. Edmonds
Thamapion
Yankee Doodle Patriot Speech at Liberty Loan Race
An orator in Kansas delivers a wartime pitch praising Yankee Doodle as the greatest racehorse, owned by Uncle Sam and ridden by famous generals, urging investments in Liberty Loans and promising big returns. The speaker links the race to national effort and overseas troops, urging spectators to back the war bond drive.
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Ee William Kennedy
Commerc Dorado
Kas
Tan-Hark
Yankee Doodle
Uncle Sam
General Washington
General Grant
General Sherman
General Funston
Black Jack
Pershing
France
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J. B
Giranger
Jenkins
D. J., Harrity
Chicago
New York
Aereyee
L. Mullings
Eales “Hia
M. E. Church
Red Cross
Peter Bergen
Granger
Fred Schleicher
Y. R. Balmer
State Bureau of
Anifom
Cnce
M. J. Sawaya
Yoni
Ani
Lake Ban
G. M. Hospiel
Salton
Thos
Clinton
Aris
Robinsen
Jaiter-In-Law
Frits Wicker
Frits
A. E. Robinson
Cokeville
Zevh Thomas
Salt Lake
B. H. Fitzgibbons
Wm. Graham
Slate Creek
Opal
F. R. McGinnis
LaBarge
Kemmeter
J. W. Burke
Denver
W. F. McMillan
E. J. Tuckett
Warren Blair
Guscner
Junction City
W. W. Daniels
Big Piney
Frank Hurley
Sage
Fred Guthrie
Halfway
E. D. Key
Daniel Merchant
Ed Barrett
C. A. McDonald
Diamondville
Paesne
Mr.McDonald
Roy McDonough
John Scott
Bear Lake Country
Palace
A. P. Sommers
Lincoln Lumber Company
Kemmerer, Wyo
Doodle
eBrlin
Potadam Gang
F. E. Curtis Kemmerer
Wyo
Whiston’s Confectionery
Johnson’s, McDonald’s and Sweet’s
Kemmerer Union Laundry
Samana
Victory Liberty Loan Committee
Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins Company